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History of Dharmashastra (Ancient and Mediaeval Religious and Civil Law in India) v3.c54.146

History of Dharmaśāstra (Ancient and Mediaeval Religious and Civil Law in India) v3.c54.146

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Abbe Dubois 20. Abdapūrti, a saṁskāra 196, 258–260. Abhijit, 28th nakṣatra, added between Śravaṇa and Uttarāṣāḍhā 247. Abhīras, a caste 72–73, 252; are distinct from śūdras according to Mahābhāṣya 72; history and origin of 72–73; modern Ahirs 73; speech of abhīras was called Apabhraṁśa 72. Abhiṣecanīya, principal among the rites in Rājasūya, 1215; procedure of 1216–1218. Abhiṣikta, a caste 71. Abhivādana (bowing to a person) of three kinds 336; rules about 335–338; various modes, according as the person honoured knows pratyabhivāda 337–8. Abhyātāna, mantras 253n. Abliṅga, verses 317n, 955. Ācamana (sipping water): before and after bhojana 316; occasions for 316; procedure of, is of four kinds 653; rules about 315–316 652; three times in Saṁdhyā with three names of Viṣṇu 315; twice, necessary in some cases 316; to be done with the brāhma tīrtha 316; water for, in devapūjā 731. Ācāradinakara, a Jaina work 321, 725. Ācāramayūkha 647, 648n, 648, 675. Ācāraratna 657 n, 672 n, 675, 716n, 729 n, 1000n. Ācārya: compared with father and mother 323; derivation of 323; for veda teaching must ordinarily be a brāhmaṇa 325; greatness of 323, highest among all gurus 323; qualifications of 324–325. Adhrigupraiṣa 1121n; Jaimini explains many words in, 1121–22n; meaning of adhrigu 1121; some expressions in, are recited inaudibly 1121n. Ādiparva 7, 41, 74, 88, 154n, 155n, 215, 322, 427m, 431n, 460, 501 &c. Ādipurāṇa 95, 99, 784, 926. Ādityadarśana, same as niṣkramaṇa 196; Ādityadarśana, a com. of Kāṭhakagṛhya 228, 532. Ādityapurāṇa 18, 78, 209n, 451. Āditya-vrata, for brahmacārin 371. Adopted: dictum of Manu that a. son does not take gotra and wealth of genitive father is restricted to inheritance and śrāddha and does not extend to marriage 493. Adultery: abandonment of wife for, allowed by sages in four cases ... 571; is upapātaka according to Manu 572n; nothing so harmful to life as, 567; punishment for, in case of śūdra male 160; punishment for, in case of brāhmaṇa male 160; punishment of wife for 570–71; rules as to husband's rights in case of wife's a. 572–73. Āgama, works on 713. Agastya, gotra, divisions of 490; Lopāmudrā, wife of 586.

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